PACE OCI Ocean Color
Chlorophyll-a, dissolved and detrital absorption, and particle backscatter.
Start with a location, a satellite and sensor, or the information you need. Viewing, date selection, animation, and downloads remain in the established product tools.
Choose one path. You can come back and switch at any time.
These are scientific and operational ESL tools; satellite selection remains available as a separate path.
Chlorophyll-a, dissolved and detrital absorption, and particle backscatter.
ESL nighttime warm-pixel sea-surface temperature composites and daily MUR analyses.
Natural-color coastal and Gulf views from PACE, MODIS, VIIRS, and Sentinel-2.
Current atmospheric water-vapor animation for tracking large-scale weather patterns.
Current outlooks, forecast cones, ensembles, water vapor, and season context.
Recent NOAA MRMS rainfall, radar animations, and official WPC forecasts.
Study and compare past hurricane tracks, seasons, and custom regions.
Curated animations and imagery from notable storms, floods, and ocean events.
Resolution and availability vary with orbit, cloud cover, acquisition geometry, and the ESL archive.
A familiar, long-running record for broad coastal and Gulf context.
Detailed regional imagery using the best supported VIIRS acquisition available.
Selected fine-detail scenes for supported Louisiana bays, deltas, and channels.
Daily Gulf visual context plus chlorophyll, dissolved material, and particle products.
These links open the established viewer most likely to contain useful imagery. Region choices remain inside each viewer.
Use Louisiana Coast imagery to examine the bay and surrounding shelf.
Regional plume context plus high-resolution delta and nearshore views.
Observe plume extent, coastal morphology, and ocean-color structure.
Fine-detail imagery of the lake, channel, and adjacent nearshore Gulf.
High-resolution lake imagery and wider regional coastal context.
Compare river-plume patterns and ocean-color conditions across the coast.
Full-basin imagery, ocean color, and sea-surface temperature.
Western shelf, coastal currents, river influence, and offshore context.
Mississippi–Alabama coastal waters, barrier islands, and eastern shelf.
Broad eastern shelf and coastal optical gradients.
Regional views of the Keys, surrounding shelf, and adjacent waters.
Offshore-basin context away from the major river mouths.
Southern Gulf coastal waters, basin structure, and Yucatán region.
ESL and MUR sea-surface-temperature imagery for the Atlantic domain.
National and regional rainfall observations and official forecasts.